Testing multiple ad accounts (same product/creator) under one agency account — allowed?

[Noofel]

Hey everyone, quick question.


I’m running a TikTok agency account with multiple ad accounts under the same Business Center.
Here’s the situation:

• Same product & landing page (sometimes same creator/UGC).
• Different ad accounts used for testing — some perform much better than others, even with the same setup.
• I noticed some accounts respond better to CBO, others to EBO — so I wanted to test each “elekan” (campaign setup) separately.

Now I’m wondering:
Is it allowed to test the same product/landing page across multiple ad accounts under one Business Center or agency?
If not, what’s the safest way to do it — new domain, different business info, or separate IPs/devices per ad account?
And if I share one ad account with another Business Manager, does that reduce or increase the association risk?


Basically, I just want to run clean A/B tests (2–3 accounts) without TikTok flagging it as “circumvention” or “associated behavior.”
Anyone here with experience running multiple accounts safely under an agency setup?


Thanks in advance!

 

[Poyerkem]

Yes — it’s allowed if you keep setups clean: use unique domains, creatives, pixels, and payment methods per ad account; avoid identical campaign timing or data overlap to prevent TikTok’s system from flagging them as connected.

 

[Fire Tigerll7]

Maintaining clear boundaries between accounts and varied strategies seems essential to avoid any platform flags.

 

[CHUCKOAK]

i'd isolate each account if I were you as thats safer IMO

 

[AnnaSteve]

Hey everyone, quick question.


I’m running a TikTok agency account with multiple ad accounts under the same Business Center.
Here’s the situation:

• Same product & landing page (sometimes same creator/UGC).
• Different ad accounts used for testing — some perform much better than others, even with the same setup.
• I noticed some accounts respond better to CBO, others to EBO — so I wanted to test each “elekan” (campaign setup) separately.

Now I’m wondering:
Is it allowed to test the same product/landing page across multiple ad accounts under one Business Center or agency?
If not, what’s the safest way to do it — new domain, different business info, or separate IPs/devices per ad account?
And if I share one ad account with another Business Manager, does that reduce or increase the association risk?


Basically, I just want to run clean A/B tests (2–3 accounts) without TikTok flagging it as “circumvention” or “associated behavior.”
Anyone here with experience running multiple accounts safely under an agency setup?


Thanks in advance!

Bro same issue here. Most people usually keep their accounts separate (different domains, billing, devices), and sharing can sometimes increase the risk. Good luck!

 

[Flashid Team]

you can have multiple ad accounts under one Business Center, but avoid identical campaigns across them. For A/B testing, vary landing pages (even slightly), ad copies, and rotate IPs/devices per account. Don't share accounts across Business Managers - this increases risk. Focus on creating apparent differences, not hiding connections.